Saturday, 1 November 2008
Tuesday, 16 September 2008
Essence Screening @ GC short film Festival
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On Wednesday 17th September Essence will be unveiled for the very first time as part of the 'In The Bin' festival at Currumbin Surf Club on the Gold Coast. The night kicks off at 5.30 pm with short films about extreme sport and nature documentaries followed by the screening of Essence and performances by some of the artists involved in the project. Essence will also be providing the entertainment for the outdoor sessions of In The Bin at Currumbin Parklands on Saturday 13th September and Friday 19th September.
Coordinators Emily Cook and Freddy Holler have united with the potent forces of visual artists Rose Staff and Nicola Parsons; musicians from established local acts Tijuana Cartel, Kwerkshoppe and Bowser and a variety of other unique and talented local creative's. The group intend to incorporate several more selected musicians into the project and produce a full length album and 1 hour documentary next year. Together they have developed a multi-media platform, designed to showcase the burgeoning creative community of which they are an integral part.
Attendees will be treated to a fascinating journey into the realm of artistic creation, offering an overview of the process of synthesising the many musical styles incorporated into the project; a visual snapshot of the fusion of creative individuals from a diverse range of artistic circumstances— emerging, established, indigenous, multicultural, indie rock, flamenco breakbeat, jazz funk, electronic producers and more … all representing a prolific cross-section of Gold Coast musical community. The film is also interspersed with images of the spectacular local scenery.
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For more information about the people involved with Essence
http://www.rosestaff.com/pages/about%20me/Press_Pack_web-1.pdf
There will be a version of the Essence short film online in the next few weeks
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On Wednesday 17th September Essence will be unveiled for the very first time as part of the 'In The Bin' festival at Currumbin Surf Club on the Gold Coast. The night kicks off at 5.30 pm with short films about extreme sport and nature documentaries followed by the screening of Essence and performances by some of the artists involved in the project. Essence will also be providing the entertainment for the outdoor sessions of In The Bin at Currumbin Parklands on Saturday 13th September and Friday 19th September.
Coordinators Emily Cook and Freddy Holler have united with the potent forces of visual artists Rose Staff and Nicola Parsons; musicians from established local acts Tijuana Cartel, Kwerkshoppe and Bowser and a variety of other unique and talented local creative's. The group intend to incorporate several more selected musicians into the project and produce a full length album and 1 hour documentary next year. Together they have developed a multi-media platform, designed to showcase the burgeoning creative community of which they are an integral part.
Attendees will be treated to a fascinating journey into the realm of artistic creation, offering an overview of the process of synthesising the many musical styles incorporated into the project; a visual snapshot of the fusion of creative individuals from a diverse range of artistic circumstances— emerging, established, indigenous, multicultural, indie rock, flamenco breakbeat, jazz funk, electronic producers and more … all representing a prolific cross-section of Gold Coast musical community. The film is also interspersed with images of the spectacular local scenery.
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For more information about the people involved with Essence
http://www.rosestaff.com/pages/about%20me/Press_Pack_web-1.pdf
There will be a version of the Essence short film online in the next few weeks
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Friday, 27 June 2008
Wednesday, 16 April 2008
Tijuana Cartel live show
Tijuana Cartel houses Paul George and Carey O'sullivan as
co-producers, guitarists and keyboard players. Regan Hoskins as MC & Daniel
Gonzalez as percussionist and a growing list of guests as live feature artists.
The live performances are a concoction of multi-layered grooves, splashes of Middle Eastern vocals, lilting Moby-esque soundscapes, Flamenco and slide guitar, electronic world beats and live percussion all randomly supported by poetic social commentary.
Their musical energy & unrestrained delivery is thrilling audiences wherever they perform . Their tunes meander their way across the bumpiest musical terrain, a rhythmic body moved with stately deliberation creating inspiring & infectious rhythms.
http://www.myspace.com/tijuanacartelband
The live performances are a concoction of multi-layered grooves, splashes of Middle Eastern vocals, lilting Moby-esque soundscapes, Flamenco and slide guitar, electronic world beats and live percussion all randomly supported by poetic social commentary.
Their musical energy & unrestrained delivery is thrilling audiences wherever they perform . Their tunes meander their way across the bumpiest musical terrain, a rhythmic body moved with stately deliberation creating inspiring & infectious rhythms.
http://www.myspace.com/tijuanacartelband
*****check out side
project AUDIO SHAMAN*****
http://www.myspace.com/audioshamans
http://www.myspace.com/audioshamans
Spanish Bossa
Wednesday, 9 April 2008
visual mix ~ minimal / feedback + distortion
extract Steve Edwards - Dark minimal mix
01. Angel Galan - Funk Computer (Sexy Mix) [Escala]
02. Tatsu - Route 289 [Bump Foot]
03. Cesare vs Disorder - Aimak Peacock Recloosed [Essential Reload]
04. Greenbeam and Leon - Matador [Front]
05. Rene Hamel - Edelhof [White in Music]
06. Ture Sventon - Krumelur [Tropic]
07. Sebastian Herre and Mike Wall - Monsantoo Sucks [31337]
08. 0X7F - With Pleasure [31337]
09. Ambitronic - Da Oben Quer Drueber [Ideal Techno]
10. The Concept Child - Outgrow [Exposed Audio]
11. Killahertz - Rush [Fragment]
12. Shadi Megallaa - Vakant Lot [Kreatur]
13. Jean Murder - Ruido Rosa [Mininet]
14. DJ Dandi and Ugo - Rombi (Forty6&Two Remix) [Pinksilver]
15. Paravoice - Missing [Stir]
16. Paravoice - Phonecall (F*cka5 Remix) [Stir]
17. Sarah Goldfarb - Calling You (Jon Doe’s 4280 Miles Away Mix) [Stir]
18. Lega - Err0r [Igloo]
http://www.fwd.dj/audio/steve-edwards-1100111001100011111100111
Sunday, 17 February 2008
Friday, 14 December 2007
open space exhibition
Utilising the open spaces within TCB, OPEN:SPACE will allow
the audience to experience the visually tantalising, body stimulating and
participation criss-crossing of the local, interstate, and overseas emerging
artwork, performance art, and music, live as it happens.
The audience will be visually enticed by the live visual art space where artist is given a chance to present the creative process. The rummaging of modern technology and the subliminal of mixed environmental sounds are protruding under musical performances of sound experimentalist Political Escapade and Dot. AY. Body movement juxtaposition with the architecture of TCB will allow audience to experience the visual intimacy of conversations through the live performances of Michelle Brown, Todd Fraser & Daniele Constance. An array of experimental video discussing the envisage of social, space, sexualities and political perception will be showcased within Stella Rufus, Anastasia Zaravinos, Melletios Kyriakidis's art piece as well as video installation piece of Kaya Barry. Two and three dimensional art pieces of Dan Molloy, Ashley Haine and Robert Campbell's work will be showcased around different areas of the building.
This is a free one-night only exhibition of visual, aural and performance and will be a must for all those who want to see the future of art emerging before their eyes.
The audience will be visually enticed by the live visual art space where artist is given a chance to present the creative process. The rummaging of modern technology and the subliminal of mixed environmental sounds are protruding under musical performances of sound experimentalist Political Escapade and Dot. AY. Body movement juxtaposition with the architecture of TCB will allow audience to experience the visual intimacy of conversations through the live performances of Michelle Brown, Todd Fraser & Daniele Constance. An array of experimental video discussing the envisage of social, space, sexualities and political perception will be showcased within Stella Rufus, Anastasia Zaravinos, Melletios Kyriakidis's art piece as well as video installation piece of Kaya Barry. Two and three dimensional art pieces of Dan Molloy, Ashley Haine and Robert Campbell's work will be showcased around different areas of the building.
This is a free one-night only exhibition of visual, aural and performance and will be a must for all those who want to see the future of art emerging before their eyes.
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